Shoreline Community College Information Guide

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1 Shoreline Community College Information Guide UW College of Engineering Transfer Handout Engineering Advising Center 301 Loew Hall, Box Seattle, WA Phone: Written by UW with notes by Shoreline CC in italic. Admission Requirements UW Application Deadlines Pre engineering students must complete prerequisite courses and apply for admission to a Department. Admission is competitive. Transfer applicants wishing to enroll in any of UW s engineering departments must submit two applications one to the UW Office of Admissions and one application to the College of Engineering. Please keep in mind that the University application deadlines are significantly sooner than the College of Engineering application deadlines. More information about requirements and deadlines is provided below. SCC note: UW Admission requires completion of the College Academic Distribution Requirements through either high school or college courses. An Associate s degree and the pre-engineering courses do not automatically complete all of these. Be sure to check the UW Admission requirements early, so that you can take any missing courses before you apply. Qtr. Transfer/Postbac Students International Transfer Students Aut. February 15 February 15 Win. September 1 No Admission Spr. December 15* December 15* (BioE/ChemE only) Sum. February 15 February 15 Students can find out more about applying for transfer to UW at: Departmental Application Deadlines Autumn Quarter July 1 All Departments, with the exception of Bioengineering and Chemical Engineering, admit transfer students Autumn Quarter. Students interested in Bioengineering should visit the Bioengineering website for information on transfer strategies ( *Spring Quarter February 1 Bioengineering, Chemical, Computer, Electrical, Industrial, Materials Science, Bioresource Science, and Human Centered Design and Engineering admit students Spring Quarter. Aeronautics and Astronautics, Civil & Environmental, and Mechanical Engineering DO NOT ADMIT students Spring Quarter. *Spring quarter admission to the University is only an option for students who are also applying for direct entry to an engineering program that offers spring admission. Because spring quarter is not open for general admission, the University online application will not be available. Applicants will submit a paper application to the UW Admissions Office. Note: Students interested in applying to Bioresource Science and Engineering can apply on a continuous basis please [email protected] for more information. The departmental application generally opens two weeks prior to the application deadline: Last Revised September 2012/ Update February 2013, June 2014

2 College of Engineering Application and graduation requirements in mathematics, natural sciences, Admission/Graduation written and oral communication and engineering fundamentals for all Requirements engineering programs are summarized on the next page. A majority of these requirements are typically completed in the first two years of study prior to transfer. For more information on Human Centered Design and Engineering program requirements, contact the department adviser or the Engineering Advising Center ([email protected]). For graduation all programs require minimum of 10 credits of VLPA and 10 credits of I&S course work plus an additional 4-10 credits of coursework from either category. The total VLPA/I&S requirements as well as other graduation requirements for each department is available on line here: It is generally recommended that about half of the VLPA and I&S requirements be taken during the first two years of study. Other Information Each department has similar minimum requirements for application. The requirements listed are a minimum only however, the GPA of those offered admission is much higher. Departmental Minimum Application Requirements AA, CEE, MSE, ME ChemE, ISE, BSE BioE EE HCDE 2.0 in each prerequisite course 2.50 cumulative average 2.50 cumulative average 2.00 cumulative average 3.00 in the 13 required Written and Oral Communications credits SCC note: Many departments have an admission average of 3.4/3.5, some even higher. Since this is the average, some students with a lower gpa are also admitted. This gpa is calculated from the Upper Division Admission Requirement course grades. For courses taken twice, both grades are used. Besides the gpa, departments also look at the pattern of grades and information you provide in your application statement. As always, for specifics and the most current information, contact the department. The Upper Division Admission Requirements listed on the following pages are for admission only and are subject to change. Some courses not demarcated by a diamond may count toward an upper division engineering elective. Please see individual department requirements for an exhaustive list of graduation requirements. Associate Degree SCC note: The Associate in Sciences Transfer, Track 2 is designed to help students prepare for entry to a university at the junior level in engineering or related field such as astronomy and physics. AS-T Track 2 course requirements generally match pre-engineering course requirements; please see the Shoreline CC handouts for specifics. Universities do not require an Associate s degree for admission.

3 Upper Divison Admission Requirements (with SCC course numbers / ) REQUIRED for upper division admission. Contact an advisor if courses will be in progress at the time of application. REQUIRED for graduation. (If diamond covers more than one course either will satisfy the requirement) Mathematics Course # Cr Title Aero/Astro Civil Electrical Industrial Materials Sci. Mech. Math 124, 125, 126 (5,5,5) Calc I,II,III /151, 152, 163 Math 307 / 207 (3) Diff Equations (F, Sp) Math 308 / 208 (3) Matrix Algebra (F, W) Math 309 / not at CC (3) Linear Alegbra + Math 324 / 264 (3) Adv. Calc I (Sp) + + Math/Stat 390 / not at CC (4) Prob. & Stat. + IND E 315 / not at CC (3) Prob. & Stat. for Engr + + Must be taken no later than Aut. Qtr. of admission; + Department requires one additional math/stats course from this list Note: Some departments will accept the AMATH equivalent for Math Please see department for more info. Natural Sciences Course # Cr Title Aero/Astro Civil Electrical Industrial Materials Sci. Mech. Chem 142 / (5) Gen Chem I/lab (F, W, Sp, Su) Chem 152 / (5) Gen Chem II/lab (W, Sp, Su) * Phys 121 / (4/1) Mechanics/lab (F, W) Phys 122 / (4/1) Elec & Mag/lab (Sp, Su) Phys 123 / (4/1) Waves/lab (W, Sp) * Recommended Communication Course # Cr Title Aero/Astro Civil Electrical Industrial Materials Sci. Mech. Engl. Comp / ENGL 101 (5) (available every qtr) HCDE 231/ENGL 230 (3) Tech Writing (F, Sp) HCDE 333 / not at CC (4) Adv. Tech Writing * * * * * Departments will accept approved communications course see department for list of approved courses. Engineering Course # Cr Title Aero/Astro Civil Electrical Industrial Materials Sci. Mech. Scientific Computing (online, W, Sp) + Fundamentals AMATH 301/ENGR 240 (4) CSE 142 / CS 141 (4) Computer Prog. I (F, W, Sp) MSE 170 / ENGR 170 (4) Materials Science (SCCnote) AA 210 / ENGR 214 (4) Statics (Sp, F) CEE 220 / ENGR 225 (4) Mech. Of Materials (F, W) ME 230 / ENGR 215 (4) Dynamics (W, tentative Sp) Intro to Elec. Engr. (SCC EE 215 / ENGR 204 (4) note) ME 123 / ENGR (4) Visualization & CAD (F, W) AA 260 / ENGR 224 (4) Thermodynamics (SCC note) Either AMATH 301 or CSE 142 accepted by CEE &MSE. CEE prefers AMATH AMATH 301 must be taken no later than Autumn quarter of admission. SCC note: ENGR 170, ENGR 224 are not taught at Shoreline CC. They can be taken at a nearby college; please consult with SCC advisor. ENGR 204: Please contact adviser for availability at SCC. Department Contact Info Aeronautics and Astronautics Marlo Anderson [email protected] Civil and Environmental Engineering Mariko Navin [email protected] Electrical Engineering Brenda Larson/Stephanie Swanson [email protected] Industrial and Systems Engineering Jennifer Wallace Tsai [email protected] Mechanical Engineering Margo Segimoto [email protected] Materials Science and Engineering Stanley Choi [email protected] UW Revised June 2014

4 Upper Divison Engineering Admission Requirements (with SCC course numbers / ) REQUIRED for upper division admission. Contact an advisor if courses will be in progress at the time of application. REQUIRED for graduation. (If diamond covers more than one course either will satisfy the requirement) Mathematics Course # Cr Title Bio Chemical Computer Electrical BSE Math 124, 125, 126 (5,5,5) Calc I,II,III / 151, 152, 163 Math 307 / 207 (3) Diff Equations (F, Sp) + Math 308 / 208 (3) Matrix Algebra (F, W) Math 309 / not at CC (3) Linear Alegbra + + Math 324 / 264 (3) Adv. Calc I (Sp) Math/Stat 390 / not at CC. (4) Prob. & Stat. + + IND E 315 / not at CC (3) Prob. & Stat. for Engr + + Additional math required for graduation, see an adviser for more details + Dept. requires one additional math/stats course from this list Natural Sciences Course # Cr Title Bio Chemical Computer Electrical BSE Biol 180, 200 / 211, 212 (5,5) Intro Biology (212 is W, Sp) Chem 142 / (5) Gen Chem I/lab (F, W, Sp, Su) Chem 152 / (5) Gen Chem II/lab (W, Sp, Su) Chem 162 / (5) Gen Chem III/lab (Sp, Su, F) Chem 223 or 237 / 241 (4) Org Chem ( F, W) Chem 224 or 238 / 242 (4) Org Chem (W, Sp) Phys 121 / (4/1) Mechanics/lab (F, W) Phys 122 / (4/1) Elec & Mag/lab (Sp, Su) Phys 123 / (4/1) Waves/lab (W, Sp) A third Biol class must be taken within 2 qtrs of admission; take Biol 213 before transfer if you can. Communication Course # Cr Title Bio Chemical Computer Electrical BSE Engl. Comp / ENGL 101 (5) Available every qtr HCDE 231 / ENGL 230 (3) Tech Writing (F, Sp) HCDE 333 (4) Adv. Tech Writing * * * * Departments will accept approved communications course see department for list of approved courses. Engineering Course # Cr Title Bio Chemical Computer Electrical BSE Fundamentals AMATH 301 / ENGR 240 (4) Scientific Computing (online W, Sp) CSE 142 / CS 141 (4) Computer Prog. I (F, W, Sp) CSE 143 / CS 143 (5) Computer Prog. II (Sp) ChemE 325 / not any CC (4) Thermodynamics EE 215 / ENGR 204 (4) Intro to Elec. Engr. (SCC note) Either AMATH 301 or CSE 142 accepted by ChemE. Chem E prefers AMATH 301 = SCC ENGR 240 SCC note: ENGR 204 please see an adviser about availability at Shoreline CC. Department Contact Info Bioengineering Kelli Jayn Nichols [email protected] Chemical Engineering Dave Drischell advising@[email protected] Computer Engineering Crystal Eney, Elise Dorough, Raven Avery ugrad [email protected] Electrical Engineering Brenda Larson/Stephanie Swanson [email protected] Paper Science and Engineering Michelle Trudeau [email protected] Shoreline CC course numbers and expected quarters (changes may occur) are noted in italic. Last Revised June 2014 UW Transfer Equivalency Guide:

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